[android-porting] couldn't open framebuffer HAL (No such device) No display is coming after this

2011-08-16 Thread Pani
Hi All, I am trying port roboat Android version(Eclair+dsp) to devkit8000, i am able to build the kernel and filesystem. while booting i am getting error as couldn't open framebuffer HAL (No such device) No display is coming after this. below is logcat: I/DEBUG ( 808): Build fingerprint:

[android-porting] Urgent: Android Emulator keypad not working properly

2011-08-16 Thread yrehani
Hi all, I am using Goldfish-Linux kernel 2.6.29. I have to make the emulator keypad work properly. In my Android emulator, secondary keys are not working properly E.g If I press Alt then press W '1' is getting printed instead of '+' If I press Alt then press E '2' is geeting printed instead

[android-porting] Re: Running Android in chroot

2011-08-16 Thread Magnus
Hi, Thank you for your response, I've commented out the mounting part and also changed the line in NetLinkEvent.cpp and now Android starts up and I can enter the console, no graphics yet. one thing remains and that is that the nvrm_daemon complains that it cannot find /dev/nvhost-ctrl which is

[android-porting] Re: Running Android in chroot

2011-08-16 Thread Magnus
Hi, Removing the remounting and applying the patch from your slides made it work, I can now enter the console and start the console programs in Android. But I encountered another problem now, nvrm_daemon is trying the access /dev/nvhost-ctrl which doesn't exists. Is this device necessary or can

[android-porting] Re: Running Android in chroot

2011-08-16 Thread Magnus
Hi, After removing the remout and also apply the patch I found in the slides I can now start Android and access the console, also launch some programs like logcat. But now I've run into another problem that I cant find any thing about when searching for it. the program nvrm_daemon is trying to

[android-porting] do emulator binaries work a on real device

2011-08-16 Thread Radu Iscu
Hi, I've been using the android binaries to try to port android 3.2 to a tablet. Needless to say I'm a complete noob and haven't been getting far. As far as I could figure this out those binaries are for a general arm architecture and should work on a device. Am I right in this assumption? --